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• Disjecta: This weeks links

  
  A Piece of Monologue: The Online Journal of Rhys Tranter — Authority: 127
  An example of Austin Kleons Newspaper Blackout poetry Literature: J. G. Ballard : Simon Reynolds speaks to Ballardian.com J. G. Ballard : Issue four of new journal, Kill Author , focusses on Ballard and his work J. G. Ballard : Jacob Silverman on J. G. Ballard and Vladimir Nabokov William S. Burroughs : ...
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• Franz Kafka, Czech Republic

  
  My World of Postcards — Authority: 129
  Another GREAT GREAT card, sent as a real surprise from dear Janek ...i do like cards with famous people...but not all famous people...but writers....oh yeah!! I absolutely LOVE those!! Esp. when it comes to such significant ones like Kafka, who had left such a great mark in the history of literature... On this ...
  1 week ago

• 288 Vroom introduces Free 301+ Short Stories Lite for iPhone/iPod Touch

  
  iPhone News at Desinformado.com | The Complete Source for iPhone News — Authority: 150
  New Jersey based 288 Vroom LLC today introduces 301+ Short Stories Lite, the free version of their top-selling eBook reader for iPhone and iPod touch. Developed for iPhone and iTouch devices, 301+ Short Stories Lite is quick, easy, and entertaining reading for on-the-go or anytime. The app features continuous and page ...
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• Cult Classic Christmas TV

  
  Popped Culture — Authority: 550
  Its Jihad, Farley Towne Its almost Christmas, so time to turn on the TV and bathe in its seasonal warmth. Ive already introduced three-year-old to Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (and instilled a life-long fear of dentists) and Im ready to watch my annual favourites: How the Grinch Stole Christmas! (animated, of ...
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• Best European Fiction 2010: My Series

  
  Fire In The Bones — Authority: 114
  I believe in conversations. And the conversations I always learn the most from are those I have with people who are not too much like me. They may not blow me away (I’m afraid I’m sort of granite-like), they may not change my world (I rather like my world), and I might enjoy them more for me than for them ...
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• Song of the Day : [12/04]

  
  Trend Land - Fashion & Trends Blogzine — Authority: 621
  Max Richter : On the Nature of Daylight There is a reason a genre by the name of classical exists; it sincerely is music classic in nature, indisputably relevant and engaging within and beyond all eras.  Max Richter s The [...] -> More info & pics for: Song of the Day : [12/04]
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• Kafkaesque Interpretation

  
  The Fiendish — Authority: 109
  Kafkaesque has become a metaphor to describe the dark reality of the complex world where the soul of man is alienated and trapped by unknown forces and fears. Franz Kafka , the literary genious who gave the world this expression, probably never expected that people would relate to the inner turmoil of the soul which ...
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• The Amazing Race: Wordplay Be Tough!

  
  Poptimal.com — Authority: 485
  I have to admit, I found watching The Amazing Race last night to be mildly therapeutic. Depressed over the end of indulgent Thanksgiving meals, relaxation and canine bonding and the return to the cold, dark Boston grind, it was amusing to watch people worse off than I am make spectacular fools out of themselves. ...
  2 weeks ago

• Daily Routines of Writers and Philosophers

  
  A Piece of Monologue: The Online Journal of Rhys Tranter — Authority: 127
  I have always been fascinated by the daily rituals and routines that govern peoples everyday lives. Daily Routines  has compiled a wide and varied selection of such rituals, taken from interviews and biographies of some of the worlds most distinguished writers and thinkers. It makes for fascinating reading - even ...
  2 weeks ago

• ‘The Amazing Race’: ‘F’ is for flub

  
  Tube Talk — Authority: 131
  The final three teams are set for the “Amazing Race” finale next Sunday, and it’s certainly not the three I expected. And in fact, the semifinal leg was distinguished by one of the biggest flubs I remember since Jen took…
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• The Amazing Race Season 15 – “Episode 11 (Czech Republic)”

  
  Cultural Learnings — Authority: 475
  “It Starts with an ‘F,” That’s All I’m Saying!” November 29th, 2009 Do you know what word starts with F? Fail. Before tonight’s episode of “The Amazing Race,” where a team had a Speed Bump that I thought would be erased by bunching within the first ten minutes, I expected to be writing ...
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• THOT 4 2 DAY — 11.28.09

  
  JonClaytonBizBlog — Authority: 134
  There are some things one can only achieve by a deliberate leap in the opposite direction. — Franz Kafka Share and Enjoy:
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• November 27 - National Day of Listening

  
  Blogs — Authority: 161
  One of the best things about being truly thankful -- as I hope many of us were yesterday on Thanksgiving -- is that it enables us to come from a place of abundance vs. scarcity. When we are thankful and grateful, our cup runneth over and life feels more hopeful and full of possibility. Running on full vs. running on ...
  2 weeks ago

• Simen, of the Daily Meh, is one of my favorites; he posted the...

  
  mills — Authority: 524
  Simen , of the Daily Meh , is one of my favorites; he posted the above photograph and detail, and wrote what follows about it (I highly recommend his  review of Crewdson ). Speaking of Kafka, he wrote a cryptic little short story called The Cares of a Family Man ( Die Sorge des Hausvaters ). It’s really ...
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• "But then? No then."

  
  mills — Authority: 524
  “But then? No then.” - Franz Kafka in “Description of a Struggle,” quoted by Zadie Smith in an essay forwarded to me by Meaghano ; more on the essay itself later.
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• One afternoon we drank Redhorse beer in plastic bags using plastic straws

  
  Going against the current — Authority: 123
  After almost two years, I met him again three afternoons ago. I just finished with my writing class when I saw him waiting for something or somebody outside the library. He seemed not to have changed a bit. He was wearing the same black plastic rimmed eye glasses I remember he has been wearing six [...]
  3 weeks ago

• Original Sin

  
  Studio 360 Blog — Authority: 124
  Kids never do as they’re told.  The lauded novelist Vladimir Nabokov asked that his unfinished manuscript The Original of Laura be burned upon his death.  But lucky for us, his son Dmitri didn’t listen.  This week marks Laura’s inflammatory publication, which means that fans of Nabokov’s will now have ...
  3 weeks ago

• don’t even wait

  
  "there is no path, paths are made by walking." ~Antonio Machado — Authority: 128
  You do not need to leave your room. Remain sitting at your table and listen. Do not even listen, simply wait. Do not even wait, be still and solitary. The world will freely offer itself to you to be unmasked, it has no choice. It will roll in ecstasy at your feet. Franz Kafka ...
  4 weeks ago

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